Kingston Brass Blog

January 23, 2024 Olivia Embrey

The Top 10 Kitchen Design Trends for 2024
Discover the Top 10 Kitchen Design Trends of 2024. The dawn of a new year brings forth an exciting array of design trends, each promising to redefine and improve the design of kitchens. From state-of-the-art lighting concepts to the infusion of natural elements, the landscape of kitchen design in 2024 is characterized by a fusion of creativity, practical usability, and sustainable upgrades.
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January 22, 2024 Tony martin

Alcove Tubs vs. Drop-in Bathtubs Vs Freestanding Tubs
Choosing the perfect bathtub for your bathroom involves considering various factors, such as style, functionality, and practicality. While deep soakers and clawfoot designs may initially catch your eye, many homeowners ultimately find themselves deciding between two classic styles: the alcove tub and the drop-in tub. These options offer practicality for everyday use and can help create a functional and inviting bathroom space. To make an informed decision about which type of bathtub is right for you, it's essential to compare their features and requirements in more detail.
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January 19, 2024 Olivia Embrey

How to Style a Cozy Winter Kitchen
The ambiance of the kitchen during the winter season sets the tone for our at home experiences, influencing our mood, creativity, and even the taste of the meals we prepare. The warmth, both physical and emotional, emanating from a thoughtfully curated kitchen atmosphere can transform mundane tasks into cherished rituals, and gatherings into cherished memories.
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January 17, 2024 Olivia Embrey

How to Raise Console Sink Height with Extension Legs
Kingston’s extension legs for console sinks typically will give you 3 ½ or 5 ½ inches in additional height. This flexibility permits homeowners to fine-tune the sink's height to suit individual preferences or accommodate varying user needs within the household.

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January 16, 2024 Jordy Mendoza

Console Sinks: Everything You Need to Know
Finding the right bathroom sink can be a tiring and complex task, especially when dealing with limited space. There are various factors to consider, such as style, storage, and available space. Among the numerous sink options available, console sinks prove to be an ideal solution. Whether you're casually browsing or seriously considering a console sink, we have the answers to all your questions regarding this type of sink. From its unique features to its suitability for different bathroom setups, we can provide the information you need to make an informed decision.
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January 15, 2024 Rachel Fong

Everything you Need to Know about Air Gap Filter Faucets
Air gap filter faucets are specially designed for under sink reverse osmosis units. They deliver purified water from the RO unit to the spout and feature an important air gap feature in the drainage system. The air gap acts as a siphon or vacuum break, preventing the flow of drain water from the household drain system back into the reverse osmosis unit. This ensures the integrity of the filtration process and maintains the high quality of the drinking water.
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January 11, 2024 Olivia Embrey

NPT vs. NPS Pipe Threads
In terms of bathroom showers, installations rely heavily on the correct choice and understanding of pipe threads and sizes. NPT and NPS are terms frequently encountered when dealing with plumbing fixtures, and they have distinct characteristics that set them apart.
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January 9, 2024 Olivia Embrey

Industrial Bathroom and Kitchen Design Ideas
Originating from repurposed factories and warehouses, industrial style stands as a testament to raw functionality, rugged charm, and utilitarian beauty. Its unique blend of weathered textures, exposed materials, and sleek finishes has transcended its origins, becoming a hallmark of contemporary interior design. Discover fresh ideas for your industrial inspired bathroom and kitchen spaces.
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January 8, 2024 Tristan O Donnell

What Is Standard Shower Head Height?
When building or remodeling a bathroom, you have complete control over every aspect. There are no nationwide codes dictating shower head placement or shower height, except for the minimum ceiling height for enclosures. Common heights include around 84 inches for the shower stall and 80 inches for the shower head. However, you can adjust the placement as desired, ensuring comfort for users of different heights. Consider variations like taller stalls for taller users and lower placements for shorter individuals. Additionally, choosing a shower head before determining the height can help you find the perfect fit for your preferences.
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